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No one knows when it can happen in your own family. 1 feel like Mrs. Knight (who wrote a beautiful letter te the paper last week) if this letter | can open the eyes of another person in the right direction it will make. me happy. ia Yours sincerely, UE STORES / "Well Worth Looking For" PEE i ARCH Senior Citizens (From page 5). fittest applies here as any- where else with the aware- ness that there are many more weak ones than strong. Should you be a Don Quixote type. Better that you don't join or check in 'your sword at the door before you meet those impossible foes. Fear and insecurity. It's unfair to the membership. They didn't join to be led across horizons of controversial discussion. I had more than my share of love and kindness. You'll find an abundance of this. But the emotion of justice and logic broke the bond and I became involved in a local issue vi direct opposition » ia - the club. I was younger a Toons QUE T5200 ta a P bp LS ut irish Spring DEODORANT SOAP 95g Size 4 «*1.33 3. $1.33 200g Size 2 1.33 Pogireced Trademart ot Drug Trading Co 10d » NEO Spring STICK DEODORANT DEODORANT LT VL Pa -- SEIS TEP IIIEY gp = rN a -------- - PETIT Care ry £&F rush s , Irish spring hy pr . IIIS Sars srry irish spring OUE TO SPACE Li TEMS SHOWN MA CITRAN 41.47 ~ - PMPOO nN With these instruments, it was much too easy, there- fore, unfair to make exposures. I mention this as a point of observation to consider. Know yourself before you become committed. Your strengths are equally as important as your weak- nesses. Membership may not be for you. You could be doing more harm than good. Not only to others, but more important to yourself. Everything has a price. If the price is suppression of speech, it isn't worth it even in later years to those of strong constitutions. Yours truly, - Margery Webb Port Perry We Reserve the Right to Limit Quontities OF i SHAMPOO-IN HAIR COLOR Irish Spring ROLL-ON ANTI-PERSPIRANT 1.33 an STICK Irish Spring DEODORANT 1.33 = Irish Spring SPRAY ANTI-PERSPIRANT "TATIONS AND AVA/LABALIPY AT TIME OF SALE YNOT BE AVA/LABLE AT ALLOCATIONS BRONCHIDA COUGH SYRUP remember when ...? continued members were: Jean Gray, Verna Buller, and Elma Doyle. Teams were present from Keene, Bobcaygeon, the Toronto Granite Club and Sunderland. Port Perry Senior boys climaxed an undefeated season Saturday, March 5th, when they travelled to Belleville to capture the Central Ontario Secondary Basketball title. Team members were: Neil Palmer, Arthur Jefford, David Milne, Lloyd Wilson, Brian Tay- lor, Murray Blain, John Croxall, Ronald Willerton and David Morton. AT x Let 15 YEARS AGO Thursday, March 11, 1965 Dianne Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, George-Hall, Port Perry, received the highest award in Girl Guides. last Saturday evening when she wes presented with the * "Gold Cord" by her mother (Captain) Mrs. Hall. husband FA. "BilY" Baker 3 Port Perry af ! y iii Baca ceive such an award. air abghter.of Mrs. Lowi Patterson. ETE RAN IE Ti March 3rd was the occasion of the 50th Wedding | Anniversary of Mr. and Mr3. Frank Veron." ~~ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reynolds, Seagrave, are on the move, having sold their farm to Mr. 'Wm, Howell, Os- > Mr. and Mrs. John L. Sweetman were entertained by their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. Kane on the occasion of their 40th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Petrozzi spent last weekend at Camp Borden, visiting her brother, Cpl, and Mrs. William Mulholland. Thursday, March 12, 1970 The Board of Directors of the Museum Board have chosen the name ""Scugog Shores Historical Museum", as the name by which the new museum will be known. The new museum will be open on or about July 1 of this year. 0 Mr. Glen Moase reported at Council on Tuesday that Chalet Farms are faced with a critical water shortage. With additional housbs being connected in both Port Perry and Prince Albert they are afraid that in another six months they will be out of business. Mr. Scott Lindsay, a 67 year old Prince Albert man, has developed an idea into reality by adapting an inter- nal combustion engine to using propane. Mr. Lindsay is a television and radio repair man, who in his spare time, for years has been working on engines and also holds a Canadian Amateur Radio Operators License, with which he speaks to people the world over. On Thursday, March 5th, twenty-three contractors were in Port Perry to witness the digging of test holes for the proposed sewers. Fire completely destroyed a large barn on Scugog 'Island last Sunday afternoon. The barn was on the farm owned by Orr Jeffrey of Port Perry. Mr. Jeffrey said that 18 sheep, some implements and hay were also destroyed in the fire. Mr. Wm. Bradford, principal of R.H. Cornish Public School, Port Perry, reported the teachers' lounge bad- ly scarred Thursday, March 5th when the ceiling col- lapsed. The Directors of the Port Perry Agricultural Society are pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wanamaker a: the new secretary-treasurer and assistant for the Port Perry Fair. Day of prayer to join in the service which will be held in the Port Perry United Church at 2 p.m. on Friday, March 7, 1980. ' People of all denominations freedoms which were in the community have been bought dearly by many, we " inyited to participate, and a are called upon to consider nursery will be available. CR Ue 1 we Dear Sir: In these unsettled times when we seem to be gradually losing a number of what freedom means. There are many answers . to the question "What fg Freedom?" The Christian . women of Thailand -.4The. + land of the free" - are calling "7. men and women ghout ;if-ieimget the world to celebrate {te 3} "+22 INST freedom we have in Jesus i}: acd ighgnig Christ. EES ¥4 In the service which they have prepared, we are called upon to consider what : Ready while you wait. freedom means and are Ready hile you encouraged to use our: PORT. PERRY STAR m responsibly. it 38 Qua lent | We. invite all who "ard. y % concerned about this subject - Lue ' CRE a Mrs, Baker was presented with ber 'Wings b het | § hawa. Mr. Howell takes possession mid-April. we Re L 3 ) ive 0 Singerely,